I am not sure if I am late. Nevertheless I am adding my pics here. I am a noobie fiddling around with my SLR and filters. I have quite a few sunset pics and I thought if I use IMG tag, it will occupy the screen totally. So I am giving it as links here. Some are taken without filters and some are with filters. Being a newbie, I didn't note the details while taking the photographs (learnt to do it now whenever I take the pics). So all these pics are without details. I developed at KodakGallery and I am using the pics they posted online. So if the resolution is bad, you know the reason.
Hopefully not too late. (posted 5:40PM Monday W.A.S.T (U.T+ 8)
It's an old photo, but I've been totally cloud covered all week, except one day wich there was no clod around at sunset!
OK, I got sunshine, so I got a sunset. This was taken Saturday Evening. Hardest part was getting to the other side of the lake. Not a spectacular sunset, as there were no clouds for the colors to reflect off of. But hey, it is a new shot in honor of Core17.
These challenges are not in honour of Corry, they are challenges - and I'll go out again tonight (in half an hour or an hour or so) and shall try again! Yessss! Again. So stay tuned . No lake anywhere near, though, sadly enough. Nor beach. But clouds. Clouds there are - clouds that could still totally ruin my plans... Like I'm saying: stay tuned .
Another archive photo I'm afraid but I only shoot on film now and 1 week isn't really enough time to get a shot, develop, scan and post it! :lmao:
From May 2002 on my honeymoon in Norway. Shot from Kristiansund looking out (west obviously!) towards Iceland and Greenland over the North Sea. Taken a little after 10:30pm IIRC! With my sadly departed old FujiFilm DX7!
OK, four of my yesterday's "work" on this assignment, two of each "packed" into one frame (because of the pano crops I gave all these).
All four were taken within 30 minutes yesterday night from different locations. And I kept fearing I might not get to see any of the sun because of the - fast moving - clouds at all.
Are any of you doing any color manipulation? I know that heat, humidity, pollution and clouds effect the colors in a sunset, but some of you seem to be getting cooler colors. I guess I associate the warmer colors with sunsets and cooler colors with sunrise. I even took several shots to see how much the color temperature changed over the course of the sunset. These shots are underexposed 1 stop and they have been cropped and resized.
No editing on mine. It was taken quite far north in Norway and was very late at night. I don't suppose there's much air pollution over the North/Norwegian Sea and the air temp was still very warm even at that time of night!